Parc de la Francophonie, Québec City
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Created to commemorate the cultural alliance of 50 French-speaking countries, this peaceful park, with its ponds and fountains, is in stark contrast to the politically active area in which it lies, right beside the parliament building. This historic area was formerly known as Quartier St-Louis.
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